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  <tableOfContents>Constructing devout feminists : a Mormon case / Anne Ruggles Gere -- A rhetoric of opposition : the Seventh-Day Adventist church and the sabbath tradition / Lizabeth A. Rand -- Preaching from the pulpit steps : Mary Bosanquet Fletcher and women's preaching in early methodism / Vicki Tolar Burton -- "With the tongue of [wo]men and ang els" : apostolic rhetorical practices among religious women / Aesha Adams-Roberts, Rosalyn Collings Eves, and Liz Rohan -- Rhetorical strategies in Protestant women's mission s: appropriating and subverting gender dieals / Karen K. Seat -- "Attentive, intelligent, ersonable, and responsible" : teaching composition with Bernard Lonergan / Priscilla Perkins -- "Ain't we got fun?" : teaching writing in a violent world / Elizabeth Vander Lei -- A question of truth : reading the Bible, rhetoric, and Christian tradition / Beth Daniell -- The Jewish context of Paul's rhetoric / Bruce Herzberg -- Resistance to rhetoric in Christian tradition / Thomas Amorose.</tableOfContents>
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